Sentence examples for the third decisive from inspiring English sources

The decline of the Scottish Labour party was the third decisive factor in the rise of the SNP.

Last week, the third, decisive element was revealed to grieving Russian parents: Ordered to climb higher by the electronic voice of the cockpit's automatic collision detector, the pilot of the children's plane obeyed the befuddled ground controller instead.

The latest ruling marks the third decisive legal victory for Ishaq in her campaign to wear a Muslim niqab during the ceremony, which is largely symbolic and takes place after successful applicants for citizenship have provided all identification required of them.

But even if this is the first decisive small stone pitched against a national shame, its specific effect on the imprisoned will still be minimal.

PARIS — The first decisive marketing goal of World Cup 2010 was scored nearly three years before the opening match of the soccer tournament, in which Mexico will face South Africa on Friday.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet But even if this is the first decisive small stone pitched against a national shame, its specific effect on the imprisoned will still be minimal.

The crushing defeat of Italian forces at the hands of Ethiopian King Menilek's troops is one of the first decisive victories by African forces over a European colonial power.

If Weber was the first decisive personal influence and Kant was the first decisive philosophical influence on Jaspers, in the early 1920s he encountered a further figure who assumed a decisive role in his formation: that is, Martin Heidegger.

"This is the first decisive step in exiting the bailout," Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said.

Later, Chauvel realised that Romani was the first decisive British victory of the war outside West Africa Campaign.

That was the first decisive conviction for Berlusconi, and led to his expulsion from the Senate and a ban on holding public office for two years.